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How to Change Display Order of Boot Menu Items in Windows 10
With Windows 8, Microsoft made changes to the boot experience. The simple text-based boot loader is now disabled by default and in its place, there is a touch-friendly graphical user interface with icons and text. Windows 10 has this as well.
The Document Foundation released a new version of the LibreOffice suite, bringing ready-to use packages for Linux, Windows, and macOS. One of the interesting changes in this release is the built-in QR code generator.
Windows 10X as a special edition of the OS designed for dual-screen PCs. One of the new features the OS may get is dynamic wallpaper.
How to Change Magnifier View in Windows 10
Magnifier is an accessibility tool bundled with Windows 10. When enabled, Magnifier makes part or all of your screen bigger so you can see words and images better. Magnifier supports a number of views you can switch to. Here's how.
Change Magnifier View in Windows 10 (Registry Tweak).
Use these Registry files to change the Magnifier view in Windows 10. The undo tweak is included.
All the major antivirus software vendors are going to continue providing support Windows 7 by their products for more two years. Windows 7 is now discontinued by Microsoft starting on January 14, 2020.
Microsoft is releasing a new Insider Preview of Windows Server vNext. Build 19551 includes a fix that enlightens National Language Support (NLS) components to be container-aware.
Microsoft releases a new cumulative update for Windows 10, version 1909, and version 1903. Both Windows 10 versions share the patch ID and its included fixes, since version 1909 is a service-pack like release with a few new features unlocked.
Microsoft is releasing an update to the Dev channel. Version 81.0.403.1 of the browser includes a couple of new features added to Developer Tools, along with general improvements.
How to Automatically Export Bookmarks To HTML File in Firefox
It is possible to configure Mozilla Firefox to automatically export bookmarks to an HTML file. This can be enabled with a hidden option in about:config. When enabled, the browser will automatically export your bookmarks to an HTML file and save it under your Firefox profile, typically stored under C:\Users\Your User Name\AppData\Roaming\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\<profile_name>.default\bookmarks.
